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811.
by refurb 2y ago
That seems like a terrible way to estimate nurse wages. People have spouses. People’s parents pay credit cards. People with bad credit sometimes don’t care. People have family money. People with low debt can be desperate for work. Does it e
812.
by refurb 2y ago
That tourist couldn’t be admitted to the IS, nor returned to Mexico as they didn’t have permission. So they had to wait for deportation?
813.
by refurb 2y ago
"We know that the one whale would not have been in the state to choose for the interaction in a way that they normally would have been able to because they were so compromised in their condition." So whale SA?
814.
by refurb 2y ago
Until you are a citizen. Until that time, you are an immigrant with temporary permission to reside in the US.
815.
by refurb 2y ago
According to HN seems like we’re going to have a civil war ever 4 years. I guess we’ve been lucky so far?
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by refurb 2y ago
That infrastructure has always existed. The law 9 FAM 302.6 lays out grounds for inadmissibility. It’s similar to the laws that prevent former Nazi regime members from immigrating to the US. As a non-citizen, you are held to more strict st
817.
by refurb 2y ago
Logically this could never work. The US immigration system doesn’t allow supporters of the Nazi regime, for example. There is a direct question in the citizenship form - “Have you ever been a member of a group such as…”. The Supreme Court
818.
by refurb 2y ago
That seems like “lazy sales people batched a ton of sales and entered them all on the same date” kind of thing. Especially since the rebate goes to the car owner, not Tesla. “Enroll your dealership in the iZEV Program to offer your customer
819.
by refurb 2y ago
I was expecting “insane”.
820.
by refurb 2y ago
A molecule that is a GLP-1 mimetic that has only been tested on animals? I’ll hold my breath.
821.
by refurb 2y ago
But if it’s purely a spending cut there is no reason why the monitors can’t stay up - the costs are $0.
822.
by refurb 2y ago
> These acts that teardown the information that the US makes available, that help us shape our decision making & view of the world, are deeply horrifically un-democratic. Keep in mind you’re talking about air quality sensors. Just a
823.
by refurb 2y ago
It makes sense if it’s embassy employees upset over funding cuts and thinking “if you won’t give me money I guess I’ll show you”.
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by refurb 2y ago
This occurred to me too. What costs are involved? Once set up the costs should be “an internet connection”. I assume the embassy didn’t have their internet cut off. Sure it may require costs over time, but it reeks of “ill show them”.
825.
by refurb 2y ago
I’d never trust it. Rather, I’d never put something in iMessage I wasn’t comfortable with others knowing. There are way too many ways for it to leak. If I really need to share something sensitive, then actually encrypt it and send in as a
826.
by refurb 2y ago
If I open IQAir, I see dozens of monitoring stations in every country. Even in Myanmar, which is a developing country in the middle of a civil war there are 7 monitoring stations in Yangon. Considering the US typically has only a handful o
827.
by refurb 2y ago
No, it’s not easy. At all. I’ve worked in parenteral pharmaceutical manufacturing (IV drugs) and making sterile products at scale is actually quite hard to do. It is true the ingredients are basic. Where the challenge comes in is running
828.
by refurb 2y ago
It will be like Trump’s first term. 1. Tariffs 2. Negotiation 3. Better trade agreements People are acting like this didn’t happened in his first term.
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by refurb 2y ago
> Only slightly more common than having actual mind blowing realizations that help people see how others see them, give them empathy they never knew, and give the motivation to fix their lives before they die unhappy. I don't think
830.
by refurb 2y ago
This is very true. Hallucinogens trigger all sorts of pathways in ways they aren’t triggered in sober life. I think it’s pretty common to have a mind blowing realization during a trip then once sober realize it wasn’t that mind blowing.
831.
by refurb 2y ago
I was referring to movement to a different quintile.
832.
by refurb 2y ago
I like to make my own decision on how to interpret what someone says, not "trust" someone else to do that. > https://youtu.be/oBH9TmeJN_M This clip starts at the same point.
833.
by refurb 2y ago
The interesting things is how that list is growing, not shrinking.
834.
by refurb 2y ago
What you just said offends my beliefs in fundamental human right to free speech. Who do I call to press charges?
835.
by refurb 2y ago
As a scientist I'm not going to handicap my career by going to Australia or EU when the US is doing science light years ahead of those countries. I've worked in Australia, Europe and Canada, and the ecosystem of scientists, fundin
836.
by refurb 2y ago
Why? Because I've seen Propublica cherry pick quotes before and taken them entirely out of context? The media has been lying to us for decades and no, I don't take them at their word, especially when they share a clip that remove
837.
by refurb 2y ago
The error I always see in these analyses of income percentiles, while not always explicitly stated but but usually inferred, is that the income groups remain static . But this isn't true. This analysis of churn shows households move
838.
by refurb 2y ago
Uhhh is there a full clip because 18 seconds of what looks like a speech seems like cherry picking.
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by refurb 2y ago
“Foreign Minister Lavrov and other senior officials have reiterated strong opposition, stressing that Russia would view further eastward expansion as a potential military threat.” 22 Jan 2008 https://wikileaks.org/plusd&#x
840.
by refurb 2y ago
> Because appeasing aggressors never works? I Who said anything about appeasing? Fighting for the best peace deal you can is not "appeasing". NATO is never going to escalate with Russia to the point Ukraine gets all it's

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